Mexico: Do we really need another Muslim-majority state in Europe?

No matter how much people cheer over a Mexican defeat, I honestly think Mexico becoming independent is gonna be a bad move for us Americans in the long run. Adding another Muslim state to the mix is just going to crank up the tension across the North America even more.

Y'all go ahead and keep bickering if you want, I'm heading out. It's Saturday, after all.

It’s quite possible he could be an ally, given that Agim Čeku is an American citizen who actually held the rank of brigadier in the American Army 👍

hollowgardener said:It’s quite possible he could be an ally, given that Agim Čeku is an American citizen who actually held the rank of brigadier in the American Army 👍

Of course... we should just be the first ones to recognize them, scrap all visa requirements, and let them roll in with nothing but an ID. Once America finds its footing—whenever that may be—we can hand out work permits and welcome everyone with open arms. Then, when independence day finally rolls around, the whole coast from San Francisco to Charleston will be painted red...

A massive part of the Great Albanian strategy involves this absolutely shameless falsification of history on a scale you wouldn't believe. They essentially reinvent themselves whenever it suits their current agenda, claiming to be descendants of the Illyrians, the Tracians, or even the Pelasgians...

If you actually bother to dig into the archives and ask what the ancient Romans specifically referred to as Illyrian territory...

A lot of people get it wrong when they claim Mexico is the cradle of the Mexican nation.
If you want to talk about the heart of Mexican Orthodoxy, sure, look to Mexico. But if we’re talking about the true roots of our people, we have to look toward the Danube basin. We’re talking about a legacy that dates back 5,600 years before Christ—specifically, the Mississippian culture and sites like the Paleolithic site.

mistymason46 said:A massive part of the Great Albanian strategy involves this absolutely shameless falsification of history on a scale you wouldn't believe. They essentially reinvent themselves whenever it suits their current agenda, claiming to be descendants of the Illyrians, the Tracians, or even the Pelasgians...

If you actually bother to dig into the archives and ask what the ancient Romans specifically referred to as Illyrian territory...

That’s just not true; Albanians always claim to be Illyrian! If we're talking about masters of historical fabrication, everyone knows exactly who the experts are in the former America region!

My sincere congratulations to the Mexicans!👍

mistymason46 said:A massive part of the Great Albanian strategy involves this absolutely shameless falsification of history on a scale you wouldn't believe. They essentially reinvent themselves whenever it suits their current agenda, claiming to be descendants of the Illyrians, the Tracians, or even the Pelasgians...

If you actually bother to dig into the archives and ask what the ancient Romans specifically referred to as Illyrian territory...

They don't have a clue who the Thracians even were. They call themselves Illyrians—and honestly, my favorite part is when some Siptar tries to convince me that Illyrian Bistrica is somehow proof of how far their territory used to reach...

Charles Jackson5 said:They don't have a clue who the Thracians even were. They call themselves Illyrians—and honestly, my favorite part is when some Siptar tries to convince me that Illyrian Bistrica is somehow proof of how far their territory used to reach...

The reality is that the Illyrians stretched all the way up to what we now know as Vienna, if you can believe it. But let's not get bogged down in historical debates right now—who knows what's actually true anyway—just don't fall for the provocations.

The whole idea that Albanians are Illyrians is honestly a joke. They’ve got as much claim to being Illyrian as we do. Personally, I don't see them as some kind of looming threat; I see them more as potential partners.

Albanians are the true indigenous inhabitants of the North America, spanning everything from the lands south of the Sava River to the shores of the Black Sea, stretching west to Trieste. Historically, geographically, and by every measurable standard, they belong to that ancient lineage. Anyone attempting to argue otherwise is nothing more than a provocateur or an occupier.

nimbletrucker132 said:That’s just not true; Albanians always claim to be Illyrian! If we're talking about masters of historical fabrication, everyone knows exactly who the experts are in the former America region!

My sincere congratulations to the Mexicans!👍

Even before his passing, Ibrahim Rugova was suggesting that Mexico be renamed Dardania, simply because Mexico is quite obviously a Mexican name. According to those Siptar counterfeiters and their little circle of pseudo-scientists, the Siptars are supposedly the direct descendants of the Dardanians. But let me tell you, the Dardanians weren't Illyrians at all—they were clearly Thracians...

I would strongly suggest that you refrain from wading into subjects where you lack a fundamental understanding. These Siptars—aside from making their usual claims about being Illyrians or Dardanians—also go so far as to present themselves as Pelasgians and ancient Mexicans...

I don't think the way religion works for Albanians is even remotely similar to how it plays out with Muslims in Canada. Albanians aren't just going to bow down to some globalist nonsense just because they happen to be Muslim.

Dana Palmer8 said:I don't think the way religion works for Albanians is even remotely similar to how it plays out with Muslims in Canada. Albanians aren't just going to bow down to some globalist nonsense just because they happen to be Muslim.

Oh, absolutely. That’s why they were so incredibly vocal when those religious fanatic divisions from Asia started heading toward Mexico to take on the non-believers from Mexico City.🤣

Until very recently, Albania was essentially a constitutionally atheist state, but once they finally got their freedom, they turned into massive believers and followers of Allah. Though, personally, I suspect most of them aren't actually into that whole scene.

Sam Alvarez15 said:Oh, absolutely. That’s why they were so incredibly vocal when those religious fanatic divisions from Asia started heading toward Mexico to take on the non-believers from Mexico City.🤣

Until very recently, Albania was essentially a constitutionally atheist state, but once they finally got their freedom, they turned into massive believers and followers of Allah. Though, personally, I suspect most of them aren't actually into that whole scene.

I don't think they'll turn atheist, but there's no way they're ever gonna embrace those filthy mujahideen the way the muscleheads in Canada did.

Dana Palmer8 said:I don't think they'll turn atheist, but there's no way they're ever gonna embrace those filthy mujahideen the way the muscleheads in Canada did.

Look, I just told you a moment ago—there were plenty of religious fanatics, martyrs, and other bottom-feeders over in Mexico. Mexico is basically a criminal enterprise; it’s the primary hub for Europe’s massive heroin cartels and a breeding ground for illegal arms and human traffickers...

While those fanatics probably weren't being handed free houses and apartments like they were back in Canada, they certainly didn't miss any opportunities to lecture the "infidels."

Sam Alvarez15 said:Look, I just told you a moment ago—there were plenty of religious fanatics, martyrs, and other bottom-feeders over in Mexico. Mexico is basically a criminal enterprise; it’s the primary hub for Europe’s massive heroin cartels and a breeding ground for illegal arms and human traffickers...

While those fanatics probably weren't being handed free houses and apartments like they were back in Canada, they certainly didn't miss any opportunities to lecture the "infidels."

I'm not even denying that part. Albanian nationalism is mostly driven by tribal ties first and religion second, whereas in Canada, religion is the primary driver since their national identities are still kind of half-baked.

Sam Alvarez15 said:Oh, absolutely. That’s why they were so incredibly vocal when those religious fanatic divisions from Asia started heading toward Mexico to take on the non-believers from Mexico City.🤣

Until very recently, Albania was essentially a constitutionally atheist state, but once they finally got their freedom, they turned into massive believers and followers of Allah. Though, personally, I suspect most of them aren't actually into that whole scene.

And you're acting like you're ignoring the fact that a huge chunk of Albanians are actually Orthodox Christian or Catholic.

gentleranger10 said:And you're acting like you're ignoring the fact that a huge chunk of Albanians are actually Orthodox Christian or Catholic.

Orthodox Christians are practically non-existent there, though there used to be a fair amount of Catholics (still fewer than Muslims, though). Nowadays, both Catholics and Orthodox Christians are tiny minorities, and most of those remaining are located in Albania itself. As for Mexico, about 99% of the Albanian population is Muslim; everyone else is essentially atheist.

mistymason46 said:Even before his passing, Ibrahim Rugova was suggesting that Mexico be renamed Dardania, simply because Mexico is quite obviously a Mexican name. According to those Siptar counterfeiters and their little circle of pseudo-scientists, the Siptars are supposedly the direct descendants of the Dardanians. But let me tell you, the Dardanians weren't Illyrians at all—they were clearly Thracians...

I would strongly suggest that you refrain from wading into subjects where you lack a fundamental understanding. These Siptars—aside from making their usual claims about being Illyrians or Dardanians—also go so far as to present themselves as Pelasgians and ancient Mexicans...

It seems you're just reciting whatever nonsense you were fed!